Hello,
Unless you're running a bleeding-edge svn version and some
bad code
was just committed to cause this (quite unlikely), your mail
client
is also requesting the messages to be deleted. You could
turn on
log-level 5 in dbmail to see exactly what commands it's
issuing, or
you could watch with a network monitor (eg. ethereal or
ngrep).
If you don't or need help to identify the problem doing
that, forward
that info (either level 5 trace or packet monitor over the
wire) here
and someone can probably explain what's going on. If you
provide
a little more info (eg. what mail client you're using),
someone might
even be able to point you towards reconfiguring it the way
you want it.
Later,
Jesse
On Tue, 2005-09-27 at 15:27 -0700, Dolim wrote:
> When my email client checks for new mail for some test
accounts that
> I¢ve set up in dbmail, the status field for those
checked messages are
> automatically set to 2 (MESSAGE_STATUS_DELETE). Is
there a reason why
> dbmail is doing this or is it a bug? Should they be
set to 1
> (MESSAGE_STATUS_SEEN)?
>
>
>
> If the message status was set to 2, my web client will
misinterpret
> the message as non-existent and does not load it in its
list of
> messages.
>
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
> Dolim Chow
>
> dolim dmcontact.com
>
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